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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
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vIsALIA, May 3.--The cityse election
yesterday resulted in complete victory
for the Citizens non.Partisan ticket,
consisting of nine Democrats and five
Republicans. The three candidates fol-
Marshal, on which the principal fight
was made, resulted iu the election OF the
non. Partisan candidate, who received
nearly as many votes as the other two
combined.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
GLORIOUS PASADENA.
She Is Rapidly Being Connected
| With the whole World.

PASADENA. CAL, May 3.-The exten-
sion of the California Southern Railroad
from San Bernardino to Los Angeles,
via Pasadena, was completed to-day.
Trains will run in few days between
the points named. Work ON the Pasa-
dena and Altadena Railroad has begun,
with rails and ties on hand. 1t is 0
broad gauge. and will probably form a
part of the new Southern Pacific line
through the San Gabriel valley. A large
hotel and sanitarium are to be built at
Altadena, north of Pasadena.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
THE QUEEN AT WASHINGTON.
Her Royal Highness KapOlina at
the Capitol.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Queen Kapo-
lima, of Hawaii, and her suite, consist
ing of Princess Lilnokola, sister Of the
King of Hawaii, General Dominis, Hon.
C. B. Lankean, Governor of Cohu, and
Col. j. II. Boyd, arrived to night at Bal.
timore, and were met by the Hawaiian
Minister. Carter Sevellon Brown, Capt.
Taylor and Lieut.. h. P. Rogers were
detailed by the State, War and Navy
Departments to extend the courtesi,s of
the Government to the distinguished
guests. and they were escorted to Wash
ington. Several hundred people gath.
cred at the exit gates of the station to
catch glimpse OF the Queen, but were
disappointed, as the party went through
side entrance and took carriages for
the Arlington Hotel, where they were
assigned quarters.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
BATTLE ON THE BORDER.
Four Hundred Killed on the AT
ghanfstan Line.

LAHORE, May 3.--It is reported that
the troops of the Ameer of Afghanistan
was recently routed near Jellalabad;
that Khelat 1. Ghilzai has been cap.
tured, that Ohelzan is surrounded and
the insurgents threaten Candihar. II is
also reported that in the second battle,
near Arup, the Ameer's Colonel Sekauder
Rain and 400 men were killed. The
insurgents suffered equal losses, Gov.
Ct Herat sent another demand to the
Ameer for reinforcements. He states
that the Russians in advancing their
posts exciting the Afghans. Traders
arriving at Herat, report that the Rus.
slams have removed the pillars erected
by the boundary commission.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
Printing OFFICE Burned.

DENVER. COL, May 3.-Very early
this morning fire was discovered in
Collier & Cleveland's printing and lith-
ographipg establishment. The flames
spread rapidly, hut were under control
Of the department by 4;30. Collier q
Cleveland are State printers and large
quantities of the matter being printed
for the State departments were destroy
ed. The loss is estimated at about $50,
600, covered by insurance. The cause
of the fire is unknown.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
Guilty OF Incitins Htot.

MILWAUKEE. May 3.-The jury in the
case OF Paul Grottkan, charged with
melting q riot at a Milwaukee garden
last May, brought in verdict of guilty,
this morning. A motion for new trial
will be argued Saturday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
THE RACES.
Record of all the Races or To.
Day.


Day.
! LEXINGTON, May 3.--The followiu,
are results of to.dsy's race on th,
Kentucky Association course:
First race, pure of $500. all ages, one
and onc-eig,h miles Montana Regent
won, Lonza Light second, Relax third.
Time, l:56a.
Second race, Robinson stake, for two.
year old flies, one half mile-Princess
Blandina won. Emma Hancock second.
Miss Ruth third, Time, .5la.
Third race, Phoenix Ho}el stake, for
three year-olds, one and a quarter miles
-BanDury won, Montrose (Murphy
jockey second, Libretto third. Time,
2.l0.
Fourth race, handicap, purse of $400,
one and one.sixteenth miles-Asceola
won, Mute second, Monecrate third.
Time, l.50a.
TENNESSEE RACES.
NASHVILLE, May 3.--Tne track was
fast and the attendance large.
Six furlongs, for three year-olds and
upwards--Shadow won, Charlie Marks
second, Alice Moore third; time, l:l6b.
For maiden three.year-olds and up.
wards, seven furlongs-B Banyan won,
Goldfleas second, Drumstick third; time
l:29.
Nine furlongs--Spalding won, Dancing
second; Birthday third; time, 1851.
Arizona stakes, for fillies, three year.
olds mile---Edisto won, Bannail second,
Erminie third; time, l:454.
wAsHISGToN RACES.
WAsHINGroN. May 3.-This was the
opening day of the Spriug meeting of
the National Jockey Club. The attend.
ance was 5000, track dusty. First race,
five furlongs, won by Passa; Brambleton
second, Germana third. Time LOB.
One mile for three-year.olds and up
ward; Pete Doe won, Buffalo second,
Nettle third. Time, l.46A.
One and one-eighth mile for all ages,
Drymonsi won, Burch second, Boaz
third. Time. l.57.
One third mile for year-olds.
Omaha won, Salvini second, Toneque
third, Time, so seconds.
One milo for three-year. olds and up
wards. Tenstreke won, Maggie Nit |
chell second, Psrasol third. Time, AL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
LARGE LOAN ON MORTGAGE.
Spring valley Water Company
placed for IS 100000.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 3.-The Spring
Valley Water Company has mortgaged
its entire property for $5,OO0,0O0, in fa.
vor of the California Safe Deposit and
Trust Company. The mortgage secures
5000 bonds of $1,000 each, payable in
thirty years, but redeemable any time
after September lst, in the year nineteen
Hundred and six, and bearing interest at
four per cent. The reasons for issuing
bonds are to enlarge the works and in
crease the water supply, and redeem the
present outstanding bonds drawing eight
per cent. interest, which will soon fall
due.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
EARTHQUtKE AT EL PAsO.
The city Well Shaken Up-No
One Hurt.

Ell PAso, Tex, May ga shock Of
earthquake was plainly felt here at sos
o'clock this AFTERNOON which lasted
about two minutes. 1t was fel. in every
portion of the city and the shock
alarmed citizens of all classes so that
only invalids and the helpless were left
within doors. For probably two min.
utes preceding the shock many persons
recognized the distinct. unoffensive
smell of sulphur, and when the shock
came the earth moved, and many arti-
cles hanging ON walls oscillated.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
The minor Courts.

CITY coURT-AUsTIN, Up.
People VS.. James Wiley-Petit lar.
ceny; pleaded guilty; it being child OF
IL years. sentence postponed indeG-
nitely.
People VS.. J. +. Lynch-BurgIary
$500 bail, and continued to May 4th.
People VS.. John observation-disclosures
mischief; jury trial; not guilty, and dis
charged.
SET FOR TO DAY.
People VS.. Thomas Welch-Battery
TOWNSHIP coURr-rASEY. Or.
People VS.. w. c. Walkers -G uilty;
sentence suspended.
People VS.. Thomas Collins-S3fne.
People VS.. j. G. Hannon-Same.
People VS.. N. p. King-Same.
j. E. Boyce VS.. r. X. Darby ct al
Argued and Submitted, and seignssnt
for defendant.
SET FOR TODAY.
People VS.. Waters. 10 A. M.
Olsen VS.. Gerlach-0n trial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
/. hoard ofssupervisors

The Board of Supervisors met yester-
day. pursuant to adjournment. Present
t. E. Rowan, Chairman, and Oscar
Macy, w. f. Martin, Jacob Ross, mem
bers, and the Clerk. After reading the
minutes of the last meeting, the follow.
ing business was transacted:
On motion of Supervisor Martin war.
rants were drawn in favor OF four deser-
wing indigents, for small amounts.
The day was taken up in the examin.
alton and auditing of numerous bills.
On motion, the Board adjourned until
Wednesday, Mvy A, at 10 o'clock q. m.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
ENFORCING RETIRING BOARD
Convened to Retire am Officer.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-Under in
stractions from Washington, Gen. How.
ard to-day convened Board Of Officers
who are to pass upon the question of re.
firing from the service on account of dis.
ability, Captain VIM. B. Pease, of Com
pany l. Ninth Infantry. Captain Pease
was for long time stationed at Whipple
Barracks, A. T., but for many years has
been unable to perform active duty. His
health is better at present, and he is
vigorously opposing bis retirement. The
Board will probably be in session two or
three days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
Prmssian Manifesto.

BUCHAREST, May ga Prussian
manifesto has been issued at Jassy ask
ing citizens not to take part in the fetes
to be held on the occasion of the royal
visit. The fear of Russian agents TO-
uented the demonstrations against the
King throughout Moravia.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
nnird,s mammoth Ministries.

This famous mammoth minstrel troupe
of thirty performers will open this even.
ing at the Grand Opera House. 1t is a
wonderful troupe, with five Royal hand.
bell ringers, five British Glee Bards, "
eight end men. ten clog experts, eight
fine vocalists, ten song and dance artists
and twenty skilled musicians. A parade
to-day will give the people chance ia
see and hear this wonderful band.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
Moving the Cattle men.

PIERRE, Oak, May 3.--Indian Agent
McChesney, of the Cheyenne agency,
acting under instructions from Washing.
ton. has ordered all cattle men and other
whites off of TINT reservation.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
A Mother POisOns Herself ana
Chlldreu.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, May "a
horrible tragedy occurred at farm
house, two miles south of this city, last
night. Charles Martin, farmer twen-
ty y.eight years old, has not lived happily
with his wife, and she has thr eatened to
end her existence. Last night while
her husband was temp orarily bsent, she
gave rough on rats to the two young
children and then swallowed n dose her.
self. 1t was late at night before the
discovery of her crime was made. The
mother and Oldest child died before
antidotes could be administered, and the
other child was in precarious condition
at last accounts.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
Gas weiilDiscovered.

MuNcIE, Ind, May 3.-The largest
gas well in the world has just been dis
covered at Fairmount, near hero. A
test by Prof. Orion, State Geologist of
Ohio, shows that IT is flowing nearly
twelve million feet per day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
pusI,ing thc Traffic Managcrs.

SACRAMENTO, May 3.-The Sacra-
mento Board of Trustees has adopted a
resolution previously adopted by the
Beard of Trade, requesting the conven-
tion Of traffic managers, which meets in
Chicago this week, to fix the rate for
carloads of fruit by special train to the
East at $400 to the Atlantic seaboard.
Mayor Gregory has telegraphed the
resolution TO Chicago.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
al shower in Texas.

GALVESTON, Tex, May 3,-A good
rain storm prevailed last night along the
lines of the Gulf, Colorado and Santa
NJ and Texas Central railroads, break
ing the drought throughout Central
Texas.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
superior rCourt.Departm hree
Gardiner, j.

In re John Observation-Disclosures
to Department One.
In re Phillip Moser-Prcbate of will;
continued for one week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
Earthquake at Centerviiie.

CENTERyILLE, CAL; May ga heavy
shock Of earthquake was felt here at 7:l2
this morning. The direction was from
north TO south, preceded by heavy
rumbling explosion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04

The proprietors of the ''Turf Club
object to the statement in some of the
papers, that the game that was raided
on Sunday night was connected with
their establishment. 1t was not.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
smaIl Fire at san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 3.-Late last
night a fire destroyed two two'story
frame buildings owned by Mrs. c..
Hines, at the corner Of Hyde and Union
streets, and badly damaged three.
story frame dwelling adjoining. The
loss Is $4,000, partly covered by insur-
nnce
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
TO THE PEERAGE.
Expectations of Sir John VIC.
Donald.

WINNIPEG, May 3.-Hon. Gilbert
McNusker, who has just returned from
Ottawa, says he learned from Jno. c.
Mcdonald, that he, Sir John, was to be
raised to the Peerage on the 2lst of
June. He will be given seat in the
House of Lords, and will retire from
Canadian politics.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
Amother Abscontier

HAVANA, May 3.--A storekeeper OF
the warehouses known as Alacenes has
disappeared, and is said 10 be a de-
faulter to the sum of $4,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
SET FOR To.DAl

People vs. Il. L. Lovini, 10 A. Me-
People VS.. John Lovett, 10 A. M.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
SET FOR TODAY.

Brainard VS.. Naturalization.
Dugo VS.. Briswalter- Partition.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
The Manchesfer ExhihItIan.

MANCHESTER, Eng, May 3.--The
Manchester Exhibition was opened to.
day by the Prince of Wales, who was
enthusiastically received.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
People VS.. Dominguez. "a.


People w. Emile Lervine--Jury de-
cided defendant insane, and trial ordered
suspended. Sent to the Insane Asylum.
to be tried If he ever RECEIVERS bis
senses.
In re estate of 2. J. Helphenstine, de.
ceased---Order for settlement of his ac.
counts and distribution of the estate on
motion continued to Wednesday, May 4.
at 10 A. NJ.
SET FOR TO-DAY.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
AN ARIZONA EARTHQUAKE.
PhGnix Gets a Shake-The Phe-
nix Election.

PHGNIx. A. T., May 3.-An earth
quake visited this part of Arizona at
2;55 this afternoon. lasting fully one
minute. There was no jar, nor was it
preceded by any noise, but was simply a
gentle, waye.like motion. Adyices from
tho northward state that it was not felt
at Prescott or at Fort Verde, but ~ was
very heavy at Fort Mcdowell, thirty
miles east Of this city. A large majority
of the population rushed into the streets,
very much frightened by the strange
phenomenon, which has never before
visited this section.
THE CITY ELECTION.
PHOENIX, A. T., May 3.--The election
to-day passed off quietly, the only OPP
position being for Mayor. The indica-
tons are that Hon. DeForrest Porter has
been reelected Mayor by small ma
jori ty over Emil GAM, IA exMayor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
THE CATCH TRACT.

People VS.. Waters. 10 A. NJ.
Olsen VS.. Gerlach-On trial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
Quarantined stcamer ReIeases

PoRT TOWNSEND, w. T., May 3.--The
steamer Elder has been released at Vic.
toria. She win arrive here at o'clock
in the morning
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
The Verdict.

BAKERSFIELD, Cal, May 3.-The in
quest of the remains of the supposed
| Olsen, has not been continued, The
coroner awaiting the rife that deceased
sold at White River, which has been
sent for. The memorandum book has
arrived. The letter reads as follows;
''The credit of Foncier Company, OF
Sinaloa, Mexico, J. Faber, agent, 349
Fourth street. San Francisco, Cal. A.
1887. MIR. r. NJ. Siebert, Dear Sir:-I
was real glad to hear that you found
home with a good prospect for the
future. The reports in the oapitalistic
papers about our colony are all false,
like everything else they publish on the
labor question. Accompanying find
copies OF the Credit Foncier. Will you
give the truth about the colony! Let.
ters that have received from personal
friends of mine corroborate with the
in our paper. l have tried
hard TO have the capitalistic papers
publish the truth, but they will not do
It. l think it would be real good if you
could start socialistic colony where
you are with those people who have not
the means to go to our large colonies;
but | think, TO bring about o
reform by colonization, we should
try our best to help those large
colonies, so that We can show TO the |
public what socialism can do. Then in |
our force we will arrive to |
better aud quicker results. |, for my
part, do not think that with the few
colonies stated we will make an end of
our capitalistic robbery system. Then,
capital in doing that itself, it is digging
Its own gave and within short time
we will bury it. Nevertheless, 1t ia the
duty of every one of US 10 prepare for
this event. Yours, fraternally,
GusTAyE FABER.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
superior rCourt-Deparfme Four
Hutton. J..

HuttOms Js
(Judge Gardiner occupied the bench. J
McLennan VS.. McDonald-Continued
to June 10th.
In re application of Joseph Bray, an
English subject, TO become citiz en-
Granted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-05-04
CHARACTERISTICS OF sIEBERr.

SAN FRANcIspo, May 3.-Michael II.
Siebert, the man killed near Bakersfield
by mistake for Peter Olsen, who mur.
dered Mrs. Lyons in Napa, is well
known in this city. He was cook by
profession. He was eccentric and be.
iieved himself reformer. Shortly be-
fore the recent State election he an.
nounced himself as candidate for Gov.
ernor. He occupied himself in the writ
ing of book, in which he intended to
set forth his ideas of reform in social as
well as political life. His description
corresponds in many particulars with
that Of Olsen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
The PoPE,s GIFT.
Magptnecpt Com mupion Service Pro.
scented ia BisnoD Becker.
fAuousfa f(,a \ Chropiele.l

lAukuota too.t Nhobh't~.t
The rector OF the American College In
Rene. Italy, recently obtained for the Righ
Rev. DIR. Becker, Bishop OF Savannah.
magnificent communion service, consisting
OF chalice, cruets, aod the usual accompi-
niment. formerly belonging to his Emi
hence. Carmine Cardinal Merosi.Gori.
The set was presented TO him by the Em
press OF Austria upon his promotion to th'
cardinalate after being ambassador from TN
p0Dtifcal court, where his abilities were
fully known and acknowledged. The pieces
are, therefore, worthy OF further descrip
ton. The chslice is solid silver, with gold
cup and paten, or golden plate, used as q
covering and TO contain the host. Both are
deliberately carved, the former being about
fourteen inches high, Roman la its style
and having acknowledgement figures oil
the crucifxion, the scoufging at the pillar
the nativity Of our Lord, az we'll as en-
Items belonging to or representing the last
supper.
The paten, or cold plate, has beautiful
medallion picture OF the WashiDg OF the
Disciples Feet by their Master. On the
cruets, or small pitchers, for wine and
water, besides their graceful form, there
are on the first q carved picture OF the
messengers sent to report concerning the
fertility OF The land OF Canaan, and their
return with a huge cluster OF grapes upon
lever-Numbers xiii, "a. On the second
there is very appropriate figure OF Moses
Striking the Rock. whence the waters gush
forth Exodus xvii, 6.
On the basin and bell equally beautiful
and embematic drawings are found. The
whole work is quite in keeping with that
seen on medals In Rome, where 1t certain
ly Is brought TO artistic perfection. As 1t
was never contemplated that the cbapelle,
or set, would change hands, but rather be
kept In the family as an heirloom in the
strictest sense OF the word, there is no.
thing common or made to sell about It.
The Holy Father, Leo Kill, used 1t.
and whilst il now belongs TO the Bishop,
the Cathedral Of Savannah has the honor OF
possessing the treasure for the altar on fes-
tival occasions. 1t will not be kept there,
however, but will be safely secured else
where.
Under the general laws OF the United
States and custOm-house rules, as a work OF
art, the set came naturally enough. not
being for sale-free Of duty, though the
box must have been opened roughly and
when in bond In Savannah. The inspectors
are required to open all packages, DO Xes,
&C., but the lock was needleSsly broken Qor
the key bad been forwarded from Italy aud
could easily have Oeen obtained) and other
wise the case was uselessly iniured-an act
OF thoughtlessness or vandalism for which
there is no palliation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
AusAyE wArCnmAN.
a desperate rssas Wien Bursisrs 4.
Chseago.

A Chicago telegram Of the I'd says: A
desperate attempt was made last night TO
rob the safe Of the Northwestern Lead and
OIL Company, at Pratt and Morgan streets.
Adjoining the main Office, where the safe
Is kept, IL q room occupied py the night
Waterman. The Waterman, Bernard May
sack, sat down 10 read n paper In tbs
room by the dim HIGHT OF single gas
bui ner. A few minutes before O'Clock
he was startled by seeing the door which
leads from bis room into the mill sud.
denly open, and three men, with masked
faces, enter. The foremost OF them
raised heavy revolver and CON-
manded the Waterman to throw up hts
hands. Maysack IL o powerful German,
with but a slight acquaintance with the
English language, and waiting for no
further parley, be grappled with the in
truder. The robbers two companions
came to bis assistance, and desperate
struggle ensued, In which the thieves at
ten pt}d TO gag and bind the Waterman.
After long struggle the strength OF the
German began to fail, and he broke away
from his assailants and made for the door.
The men pursued him aud rained cruel
blows on his head with the butts OF their
revolyers. He managed to get outside and
fell on platform IN front OF the building.
His wife, who was IN bed In their house
across the street, heard bis cries and ran TO
bis assistance, and the thieves fed through
the back door OF the mill. Maysack was
severely, but not fatally injured. The safe
in the mill Office contained large amount
Of money,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
AuCyIeS sAlls-rHss psy:
TRUSTEES SALE
VALUABLE JAAkB-RIvER ESTATE
PowHArAN COUNTY KNOWN
AS "KEnONA."


BY virtue Of deed OF trust executed on
the 9Th day 81 August, 1885. TO the under
signed rs trustee, and duly recorded In the
clsl he ONCE OF Powbatan County Court,
viii oferfor sale at public auction. on the
premises above named. by request OF the
beneficiary, on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 4. 1887.
at O'Clock p. NJ, the above-uamed FARM:
The said farm contains 626 acres, apart OF
which 10 valuable low ground: lies imme-
diately on James river, and adj0ins the es-
tate Of the late j. 4. Cooke and others. the
property has upon 10 the necessary build
ings, aud the land is in q good state OF Guilt
walton.
TERMS Cash as 10 costs OF sale and Q sum
sufficient to pay the amount secured by
trust deed-say s4,5o0-snd the residue upon
reasonable credit, TO be made known on day
Of sale.
Persons desiring Information can get the
same BY addressing the undersigned trus-
tee, at Richmond, or either Messrs. W. a.
Terrell, J. W. Brackett or J. A. Tilman, MI
cbaux's post Office Powhatan county Va.
EDMUND WADDILL. Js.,
de9I Trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-04
MRS. REYNOLDs's MISTAKE.
She Identifies the Corpse ola widow
ana then Finds Her Alive.
fuaral6

When Doorman Hadley, OF the Adams.
street police station-bouse, at hali-past D
O'Clock yesterday morning, peered through
the iron grating Of the cell OF Kate Ellis, he
found her lying on the floor motionless.
Becoming alarmed, he summoned the ser.
geant on duty at the desk, and, entering
the cell, they discovered that she was dead.
The woman, who was poorly clothed,
was found intoxicated on johnson street
the night before, and was arrested by OF.
hcer Marshall. She gave her name as Kate
Ellis, aud said that she was forty wears OF
age and that she resided at No. 4 Division
street.
The doorlnan made his regular tour OF
the corridors throughout tue night, and
heard no complaint from the unfortunate
woman. About O'Clock she called for a
drink Of water, which be gave her. That
was the last time he saw her alive.
Captain Campbell made inquiries at the
address given above, but no such person
lived there. Mrs. Margaret Reynolds sub
sequently visited the station-house and said
that she thought she recognized the de-
ceased as Ellen Allen. widow OF Doorman
Martin Allen, Of the Eleventh precinct.
The widow, she said, had been living up TO
within year ago al No. / Lawrence Place
with her aunt, Mrs. McCue.
The police were about TO accept the iden-
tifcsfion IS positive. Mrs. Reynolds, how
ever, had slight shock few minutes after
leaving the station-bouse. She was going
through Gold street, when she met the
widow Allen alive and well.
a very brief conversation proved sufii-
Gent TO convince Mrs. Reynolds that the
body she had seen was not that Of her